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Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund - Multiyear Project Grants is sponsored by The Scattergood Foundation (in partnership with the City of Philadelphia). This fund utilizes national opioid settlement dollars to address the harms of the opioid epidemic in Philadelphia. It supports community-based organizations working in treatment, recovery, overdose prevention, community and family healing, and opioid use prevention.
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Overdose Prevention & Community Healing Fund Awards $3. 1 Million in Grants from National Opioid Settlement Funds - The Scattergood Foundation Program Related Investments The Scattergood Foundation Our Positioning Statement Partner with us to produce thought leadership that moves the needle on behavioral healthcare.
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Our participatory funds alter traditional grantmaking by shifting power to impacted communities to direct resources and make funding decisions. We build public and private partnerships to administer grant dollars toward targeted programs.
Program Related Investments We provide funds at below-market interest rates that can be particularly useful to start, grow, or sustain a program, or when results cannot be achieved with grant dollars alone. Other options to get involved Contact Alyson about grantmaking, program related investments, and the paper series.
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1 Million in Grants from National Opioid Settlement Funds City Officials congratulate local nonprofits & community members who help to select the grantees working to reduce & prevent overdoses in their neighborhoods PHILADELPHIA — Today, the City of Philadelphia announced that it has awarded $3.
1 million to 43 nonprofit organizations through the Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund (“Prevention Fund”) at Mercy Neighborhood Ministries during an awards ceremony. The Prevention Fund, a grantmaking program managed by the Scattergood Foundation, invests funds from the national opioid settlements to repair the harms inflicted on communities across Philadelphia as a result of the opioid epidemic and overdose crisis.
The fund was launched in December 2022; the first round of grants ($1. 9 million) was awarded in June 2023. The second round was announced today.
The grant selection process involved three Community Granting Groups made of Philadelphia residents who reviewed and selected applications from eligible organizations serving impacted areas in Kensington, North Philadelphia, and Citywide.
“The funds from the national opioid settlement cases coming to Philadelphia must be put to work in the most strategic way since every single penny should be used to address the effects of thousands of lives that have been lost or damaged because innocent people became addicted to opioids handed out in such a reckless way,” said Adam Geer, Chief Public Safety Director .
“The grants distributed today through the second round of the Overdose Prevention Fund and Community Healing Fund do exactly that at a very grassroots level and we’re excited to learn how their work is impacting our communities.
” A total of 14 Organizational Support Grants ($20,000) and 29 Program Grants ($100,000) were awarded to local, nonprofits that engage communities through programs focused on overdose prevention, community and family healing, and substance use prevention.
“This timely funding partnership with the Prevention Fund will allow the North Philly Project to support the continuation of our harm reduction work with those that have fallen through the gaps of recovery, wellness, and community healing,” said Aaron Wells, Executive Director of the North Philly Project, a program grantee receiving $100,000 this round.
“The funding will provide resources that will help to add peer support, healing arts, information blitz, and desperately needed trauma-informed grief counseling and therapeutic supports for families that have lost loved ones due to overdose and substance use. ” The Scattergood Foundation will provide ongoing technical assistance for grantees related to grant award management and monitoring.
Recipients of Organizational Support Grants will receive their awards in full upon signing the grant agreement, while Program Grant recipients will receive quarterly installments. “We are proud to partner with the City to develop this community-driven grantmaking process.
We have a commitment to approach our work with humility and strive to share power with those most impacted to advance equity for all,” said Joe Pyle, President of the Scattergood Foundation . “This fund aligns with that commitment by building a platform for change from the ground up – providing small organizations access to crucial resources and the opportunity to collaborate with each other to support impacted communities.
” Two Categories of Awardees Organizational Support Grants ($20,000) support organizations that are working to advance overdose prevention, community and family healing, and substance use prevention. Funding can be used to support a wide range of operating and program costs. St.
Mark’s Church, Frankford Northwest Community Court Program Show Me the Way Foundation Philadelphia Community Land Trust Program Grants ($100,000) support specific programs and projects that directly advance overdose prevention, community and family healing, and substance use prevention. Funding can be used to support staff time and specific program-related costs.
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About the Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund The Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund uses national opioid settlement dollars to repair the harms inflicted on communities across Philadelphia as a result of the opioid epidemic and overdose crisis.
The Fund draws on lived experience and community participation to direct resources to organizations doing work in the following three areas: overdose prevention, community and family healing, and/or substance use prevention. The Prevention Fund employs a place-based grantmaking approach, focusing on neighborhoods that the overdose crisis has disproportionately impacted. Kensington (defined as 19124, 19133 and 19134).
North Philadelphia (defined as 19132 and 19140). Citywide (defined as all other Philadelphia County ZIP codes). Four videos have b-roll that can be used by the broadcast media and or linked to print stories.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund - Multiyear Project Grants is funded by The Scattergood Foundation (in partnership with the City of Philadelphia). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund is sponsored by The Scattergood Foundation (in partnership with the City of Philadelphia). This fund uses national opioid settlement dollars to address the harms of the opioid epidemic in Philadelphia. It supports organizations working to advance treatment, recovery, overdose prevention, community and family healing, and/or opioid use prevention. Funding can be used for operating and program costs. While focused on Philadelphia, it demonstrates a type of foundation funding available for opioid prevention.
Overdose Prevention and Community Healing Fund - Program Grants is sponsored by The Scattergood Foundation (in partnership with the City of Philadelphia). These grants support specific programs and projects that directly advance treatment, recovery, and overdose prevention; community and family healing; and/or opioid use prevention within Philadelphia. Funding can be used to support staff time and specific program-related costs.
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